Lenten Series: Built of Living Stones

As part of our preparations for the renovations of the church interior, we are holding a series of discussions guided by the Built of Living Stones document that the US bishops issued. We’ll discuss the Church’s teaching and liturgical theology and also reflect upon our parish history and individual tastes. We want your participation as we renovate the structure and renew our parish community.
The sessions will be held at church on three Sundays: February 25, March 3 and 10 at both 12:30 PM and 6 PM.

Community Mass – 1st Sunday of Lent

Join us to worship together in person or online for the 1st Sunday of Lent. Mass times are 9 am, 11:15 am, and 7 pm.

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Today’s readings will be from Cycle B.

Lenten Pilgrimage Events Thursday February 15

Join us for Day 2 of the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens Lenten Pilgrimage!

Our church is one of the 39 stops on the Diocesan Lenten Pilgrimage. On Thursday, February 15, our doors will be open from 9 AM to 4 PM for prayers, meditation, and Masses. Bishop Brennan will join us to celebrate the 12:10 PM Mass.

We invite you to be a part of this meaningful journey. Let’s come together in prayer, reflection, and community as we explore the spiritual richness of our faith during this Lenten season.

Livestream begins 9 am

Homily – 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Deacon Kevin McCormack:

It is truly a great privilege for me to come back to Saint Charles and to be with you all. I thank Father immensely for trusting me with his congregation, and I just like traveling. I’m like the itinerant preacher sometimes.

It’s really great. I’m from Lynbrook. That’s my home parish – I’m a Rockville Center deacon canonically but everything else in my life, I’m a Brooklyn deacon, so it’s really kind of cool to be here. Now, today I get to ask you a question that I’m betting on your bingo card today was not there. No one thought maybe when I go to church, I’ll be asked, What do you think it would be like to know you’re a leper?

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